Pan is a simple, honest farm boy. In all his nineteen years, he has only ever known his father’s farm. Yet in the few moments each day he has to himself, he dreams of another life -- something more than the back-breaking work, the loneliness, and the dirt of the farm. One morning his prayers are answered in a most surprising and unexpected way. Roused from his sleep by one of King Seronisis’ hulking Hapsid Troopers, Pan is escorted from the bosom of his family and transported in a creaky wooden cart to the king’s palace, where he is to join the famous harem. During the journey Pan is taken advantage of by the insatiable Hapsid Troopers, who explain their carnal attentions as merely ‘preparations for the king.’ Yet upon Pan’s arrival at the palace, a routine physical examination uncovers a secret that will set him apart from the other men and boys of the harem. But is this a good thing or a bad thing? Will Pan’s life be all he has dreamed? Or a nightmare? Only the king can decide. And his word is law.

The King's Prize

The following night the palace was ablaze with lights and music filled the balmy night air. Every member of the Harem had spent most of the afternoon preparing themselves for the feast by washing and oiling their bodies, rinsing their hair with perfumed water and chewing mint leaves to ensure their breath was fresh and their cum was sweet.


After feasting on wild boar and fish, roasted vegetables from the royal gardens and jugs of wine from the royal vineyards, everyone was in high spirits. It almost seemed that everyone had forgotten the reason for the gathering, their concerns about the future lost in an alcoholic haze. In pairs and small groups of three and four the men of the Harem chatted and laughed with each other. Some were enjoying the abundant naked flesh that perhaps they would never experience again in these quantities.


Chapter 8